Function Parameters in a Class Module Do Not Show in Intellisense/Autocompletion
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Summary
I have written a simple class that I am trying to use within another script. After I have created an object of the class, the functions that belong to that class show up in intellisense, but the parameters for the function do not appear. I can't tell what parameters need to be passed to the function.
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Version: 1.89.1
Commit: dc96b837cf6bb4af9cd736aa3af08cf8279f7685
Date: 2024-05-07T05:13:33.891Z
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Description: Develop PowerShell modules, commands and scripts in Visual Studio Code!
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Below code is being used in the attached gif to show the issue.
Test.psm1
class Test {
Test() {}
doSomething([string]$NotShowingInIntellisense) {
write-host "But I still run properly."
}
}
main.ps1
using module ".\Test.psm1"
$obj = [Test]::new()
# doSomething shows up in intellisense, but none of the parameters do
$obj.doSomething("test")
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Thanks for the submission! Note that autocomplete comes mostly from the core PowerShell engine, and if you can't intellisense it there, it's not going to work here. If you put the same in a normal powershell terminal and hit tab or ctrl-space, you'll notice no intellisense exists here either.
For example, hit ctrl-space with doSomething and you will see where the intellisense info for vscode comes from
Do the same for the parameter and nothing appears.
So this needs to be resubmitted to the PowerShell repo and implemented in the PowerShell completion, and it will automatically flow to vscode.
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@JustinGrote so it's a very funnily setup bot but it uses "Needs: Fix Verification" as the "stale" label. I'm going to rename it because that's obviously confusing...but it's been adding that so that it can back along and go "oh this was marked as stale, but it's been a week, closing."
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This issue has been labeled as needing fix verification and has not had any activity a week. It has been closed for housekeeping purposes.